Judge rules with parish in Covington Trace Ridge lawsuit | One Tammany
The controversial, 100-unit apartment development on the outskirts of Covington remains stalled out. But the developer has vowed to keep fighting.
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The controversial, 100-unit apartment development on the outskirts of Covington remains stalled out. But the developer has vowed to keep fighting.
The parish council thought a judge had given them the greenlight to appoint a lawyer to represent the parish government in a developer's lawsuit. He hadn't.
A judge's ruling bars the DA from representing the parish, leaving St. Tammany without a lawyer in a lawsuit over the development of a controversial apartment complex.
The parish government in St. Tammany Parish is still squabbling over who should represent them in a lawsuit over a controversial apartment complex outside of Covington.
The St. Tammany Parish Council and Parish President Mike Cooper were already at odds over the Covington Trace Ridge complex, a 100-unit apartment building planned for Military Road, with the